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Congratulations to John Bradley and his team who won 'Team of the Year' at our HDR UK One Institute Conference on 16 June 2020. Here he tells us a bit about the winning team.
Among successful actors, being physically attractive is inversely related to being a good actor. Among American college students, being academically gifted is inversely related to being good at...
A growing concern amongst the genetics community is the lack of ethnic diversity in health data. In particular, there is concern that polygenic risk scores (PRS) developed to inform clinical...
Genetics has transformed our understanding of how variation in DNA can influence risk of developing conditions, such as cancer and heart disease. Studies that can combine this genetic information...
The HDR UK national cohorts consortium is one of Health Data Research UK’s flagship national projects. It brings together the UK’s major population cohorts – collections of health data from...
Examining the DNA sequence of the virus that causes COVID-19 will allow us to find ways to control the pathogen.
McGregor TL, Hunt KA, Yee E, Mason D, Nioi P, Ticau S, Pelosi M, Loken PR, Finer S, Lawlor DA, Fauman EB, Huang QQ, Griffiths CJ, MacArthur DG, Trembath RC, Oglesbee D, Lieske JC, Erbe DV, Wright...
Parisinos CA, Wilman HR, Thomas EL, Kelly M, Nicholls RC, McGonigle J, Neubauer S, Hingorani AD, Patel RS, Hemingway H, Bell JD, Banerjee R, Yaghootkar H. Journal of hepatology (2020) pg...
